The Role of Education for Creation of Entrepreneurship Society

Marija Zarezankova-Potevska ()
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Marija Zarezankova-Potevska: University of Skopje

Chapter Chapter 10 in Engines of Economic Prosperity, 2021, pp 179-191 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Entrepreneurship as a style and way of thinking and working has century’s long history in the human society. Thanks to creative and open-minded people in the past and today, the human societies ensured rapid growth and improved the living standards. Innovative ideas triggered higher level of economic development in the world through new technologies, which has led to improving the quality of life. Unfortunately, not all countries in the world enjoy the same social progress, due to many problems in the areas of economic and political domain, access to natural and human resources, demographic issues, low level of education, etc. The history of economics has shown that in the countries with open market economy, the entrepreneurial spirit is developed on the higher level. The entrepreneurial culture provides many opportunities for implementation of more innovative business ideas, new technical solutions, advanced technologies, new working methods and continued life-long education aimed to improve the life of the society. The knowledge-based economy is a modern economy that makes the goal of many countries of today’s world. The less developed states should strive towards the modern trends in the education processes as well as business and entrepreneurial behaviour, which is the critical factor in the development of economic and social welfare. They should make more efforts to support the business environment through progressive and modern education systems that would facilitate the development of entrepreneurial spirit and culture. Additionally, they should follow the new trends in the global economy that lead to social cohesion and better economic prosperity.

Keywords: Entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurial spirit; Entrepreneurial culture; Education; Life Long Learning (LLL) (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-76088-5_10

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